05.12.2024 14:00 For years, investors have relied on the classic 60/40 portfolio of stocks and bonds. The idea behind this was simple: bonds tend to go up when stocks go down, so the two things should act as a natural hedge. But when inflation spiked in 2022 and 2023, the 60/40 portfolio performed terribly and bonds failed to act as a safety cushion. In this episode, we speak with Nouriel Roubini, chief economist and portfolio manager of the new Atlas America Fund, an ETF that is trying to create a new type of s05.12.2024 13:5905.12.2024 13:57 Vietnamese shares rose the most since mid-August, with analysts citing a meeting between FTSE Russell and the country’s market regulator as boosting optimism over a potential index upgrade in 2025.05.12.2024 13:40 The US dropped its investigation into General Industrial Partners LLP, the parent company of Gotham City Research, which accused drug maker Grifols SA of deceptive accounting earlier this year.05.12.2024 13:07 South Korea is planning measures to boost after-hours liquidity in the won, after this week’s political crisis triggered a surge in volatility in the currency.05.12.2024 13:06 A potential split of Google’s business is still under consideration, according to Teresa Ribera, the European Union’s new competition chief, who also pledged to build bridges with incoming US President Donald Trump.05.12.2024 12:38 Overseas investors are returning to India’s sovereign bonds eligible for global index inclusion as local debt gains on bets the central bank will boost liquidity.05.12.2024 12:30 DP World Ltd., a United Arab Emirates-based port operator, plans to expand in India to alleviate trade bottlenecks, according to its chief executive officer.05.12.2024 12:26 Asian real estate group Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. is considering selling its closely held property developer arm MCL Land Ltd., according to people with knowledge of the matter.05.12.2024 12:21 Equinor ASA and Shell Plc will combine their UK offshore oil and gas assets to form a new company, which they said will be the UK North Sea’s biggest independent producer.05.12.2024 12:08 Circle Internet Financial Ltd., the issuer of the second-largest stablecoin in the cryptocurrency sector, said it made layoffs as part of a regular review of operations.05.12.2024 12:06 German factory orders dropped less than expected in October, raising the prospect that the country’s multi-year manufacturing recession is bottoming out.05.12.2024 11:58 Bitcoin rose above $100,000 for the first time on Thursday off the back of US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of crypto proponent Paul Atkins to be the next head of the US securities regulator. Bloomberg’s Mark Cudmore discusses what comes next for the cryptocurrency.05.12.2024 10:54 South Korea’s opposition leader Lee Jae-myung, one of the leading contenders to replace the sitting president after a brief martial law decree, is in favor of bringing back the practice of short selling in the nation’s $1.6 trillion stock market.05.12.2024 9:1605.12.2024 9:1605.12.2024 9:1605.12.2024 9:1605.12.2024 9:1505.12.2024 9:1505.12.2024 9:1405.12.2024 9:1305.12.2024 9:1105.12.2024 9:11 Gold has scope to push higher next year, likely hitting a record, as the Federal Reserve cuts rates and central banks add bullion to reserves, according to Macquarie Group Ltd.05.12.2024 8:39 Citigroup Inc. undercut rivals this week to win the biggest block trade in Australia in seven years, only to see the deal unravel and leave the US bank with unsold stock on its books.05.12.2024 8:23 A top Zelensky aide has arrived in Washington in the midst of uncertainty over the president-elect’s intentions. ... 05.12.2024 6:17 President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of a crypto proponent to be the next head of the US securities regulator lifted Bitcoin to $100,000 for the first time as traders warmed to the prospect of relaxed regulations.05.12.2024 5:29 Gold steadied after a modest gain as the market digested remarks from the head of the Federal Reserve before data that may influence the central bank’s next interest-rate decision.05.12.2024 0:33 Amundi SA is interested in acquiring control of Allianz SE’s asset manager Allianz Global Investors as the French company scouts for deals amid industry consolidation, people familiar with the matter said.04.12.2024 23:54 The International Monetary Fund’s internal watchdog has criticized the lender’s process for granting unusually large loans to troubled borrowers such as Argentina and Egypt, according to people familiar with the matter.04.12.2024 22:10 The European Central Bank can gradually lower its borrowing costs to levels that no longer restrict economic activity but shouldn’t go too far, according to Governing Council member Joachim Nagel. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 839840841842843844845846847848849850851852853854855856857858859860861862863864865866867868869870871872
Vietnamese shares rose the most since mid-August, with analysts citing a meeting between FTSE Russell and the country’s market regulator as boosting optimism over a potential index upgrade in 2025.
The US dropped its investigation into General Industrial Partners LLP, the parent company of Gotham City Research, which accused drug maker Grifols SA of deceptive accounting earlier this year.
South Korea is planning measures to boost after-hours liquidity in the won, after this week’s political crisis triggered a surge in volatility in the currency.
A potential split of Google’s business is still under consideration, according to Teresa Ribera, the European Union’s new competition chief, who also pledged to build bridges with incoming US President Donald Trump.
Overseas investors are returning to India’s sovereign bonds eligible for global index inclusion as local debt gains on bets the central bank will boost liquidity.
DP World Ltd., a United Arab Emirates-based port operator, plans to expand in India to alleviate trade bottlenecks, according to its chief executive officer.
Asian real estate group Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. is considering selling its closely held property developer arm MCL Land Ltd., according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Equinor ASA and Shell Plc will combine their UK offshore oil and gas assets to form a new company, which they said will be the UK North Sea’s biggest independent producer.
Circle Internet Financial Ltd., the issuer of the second-largest stablecoin in the cryptocurrency sector, said it made layoffs as part of a regular review of operations.
German factory orders dropped less than expected in October, raising the prospect that the country’s multi-year manufacturing recession is bottoming out.
Bitcoin rose above $100,000 for the first time on Thursday off the back of US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of crypto proponent Paul Atkins to be the next head of the US securities regulator. Bloomberg’s Mark Cudmore discusses what comes next for the cryptocurrency.
South Korea’s opposition leader Lee Jae-myung, one of the leading contenders to replace the sitting president after a brief martial law decree, is in favor of bringing back the practice of short selling in the nation’s $1.6 trillion stock market.
Gold has scope to push higher next year, likely hitting a record, as the Federal Reserve cuts rates and central banks add bullion to reserves, according to Macquarie Group Ltd.
Citigroup Inc. undercut rivals this week to win the biggest block trade in Australia in seven years, only to see the deal unravel and leave the US bank with unsold stock on its books.
President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of a crypto proponent to be the next head of the US securities regulator lifted Bitcoin to $100,000 for the first time as traders warmed to the prospect of relaxed regulations.
Gold steadied after a modest gain as the market digested remarks from the head of the Federal Reserve before data that may influence the central bank’s next interest-rate decision.
Amundi SA is interested in acquiring control of Allianz SE’s asset manager Allianz Global Investors as the French company scouts for deals amid industry consolidation, people familiar with the matter said.
The International Monetary Fund’s internal watchdog has criticized the lender’s process for granting unusually large loans to troubled borrowers such as Argentina and Egypt, according to people familiar with the matter.
The European Central Bank can gradually lower its borrowing costs to levels that no longer restrict economic activity but shouldn’t go too far, according to Governing Council member Joachim Nagel.